We Talk Divorce, Prenups, and How Things Really Play Out with an Expert Divorce Attorney (ft. Sarah Engelbert)

What actually happens when dentists get divorced? We brought on Sarah Engelbert, a family law attorney in California, to walk through what divorce looks like when you’re a dentist — especially when there’s a practice, real income, and real exposure involved. We talk about things most dentists don’t think about until it’s too late: How divorce actually works in community property states like California What’s considered separate vs shared — and how people accidentally blur that line What happens to a dental practice in a divorce Why courts don’t care about gender, only income When emotions help (rarely) and when they hurt Why most dentist divorces end in settlement after a lot of money is already gone What movies like Marriage Story get right — and very wrong So if you're a dentist looking to get divorced 😂, make sure to check out this episode! A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors! Nadapayments If you’re still paying standard credit card fees, this is worth a look. With Nadapayments, your practice pays $25/month and 1.5% + $0.25 per debit transaction — no other fees. That’s it. Check them out at nadapayments.com Darkhorse Tech Dental IT without the nonsense. They handle your systems, security, and support so tech doesn’t become another problem to manage. First month of service is free. Darkhorsetech.com